1.;DAY'
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NTINE
FEBRUARY 22, 1922.
SOUTH ‘NORW‘Ahx EVENING SEMI} fi'.
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Ry w. MATHER
ARCHITECT
31 Washington Street
50‘ Norwnlk, Conn.
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,. mm W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
. )an w 'i‘rloplione 3330
,ng .Nu: F‘.‘.'/ALK, CONN.
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Wooster and Dans
WOW“ m M. W. DAVIS
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LLEWIS MATTERN
l’\ll \ l’ ‘ [TURKEY
. y lam Bridgeport
l'lwnn' l'».lrllllm 598
ishlnxion Hi‘i‘ivv—Ouray Bldg.
.ilfi'll'llli‘lllILES
OLD CARS
JYcur 01d Cars to the
RIDHEI’URT AUTO
WRI‘X‘KING CO.
1310 North Amnk
een Oak and Wash”
BRIDGEPORT, 00”.
Phone Barnum 6-2
d—Hand Pm. and Tlree to
Fit Any Make of Car.
:l" VOLK ELECTRICAL
REPAIR STATION '
‘pt'llJll/illfl in iii-[illirs to
. ing, Lighting and Ignition
Systems ..
hill I.“ ll.\'l'l‘EI1Y
natal lil'c- llillo'ry by VOW!)
lint-unis ~
liter: 1 lull-3mg and Repairing
W. Wishington St. Tel. 2800
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dally trill! 10 .
miAL ESTATE
When little Geo ‘ W
2: “i“..“li :5??er “in".
Q 0 c I
the 'best policy. 9"”
It Ire shesld a
you prop.
erty tonight you weal realize that
with fire insurance protection in
The Home or New York—“n
gent!“ a... are the magi?—
It you have neglected this in»
mat nutter, 'phoae or call as
J. M. LAYTON & 00., 1:13.
memos ran msonns
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
“l1 1 \LI. l'nlt BATTERIES ,
RWALK AUTO WREGKING
COMPANY
FOR SALE
Excellent seven room house, having
every improvement, such as wa-
ter, sewer. electricity. gas. hot
water heat, hardwood floors, etc.
Largo lot. Largo garage. fruit
and sidewalks. Excellent neigh-
borhood. Price $6,000. Terms
arangcd.
Wm. F. Hoyt Er Son
Real Estate — Insurance
79 Washington St. Phone 435
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active. Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis-
pose .of it.
Real Estate and General Insurance
‘ 3
‘J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
e Bo. Main St. Phone 977‘
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FQR SALE
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
from $3.500 to yahoo.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -- Insurance
WANTED-31%) buy all
_ Keogh & Candee.
1.10.1 Advertising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, tic. word; 1 week, 6- times
‘ 8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 or 93. » '
Additional classified advertising will be found on Page Two. ‘ ’
HELP WANTED '
kinds oi
poultry. Extra price paid to!-
fresh eggs. Tell. 1164-4. Will call for.
WANTED—N'Vould desire to pur-
chase one second-hand sale. Di;
mensions about 36.1nches wide .and
60 inches- high. Address Mr.'C. H.
Atkins. 230 Glenn avenue, Port
‘ Chester. . N. Y.
WANTED—Operatm for plain sew-
ing on power machines for sleevL
lug, seaming’ and sleeve iacings.
Also pressers and finishers on dress-
es. M. N. Mayehofi & Co., Mer-
win street.
WANTED~Glrl 'or woman. must be
quick to press children's handker-
chiefs. experience not necessary.
Also young girl for clipping threads
on handkerchiefs. Apply Edwin
Boessc, Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk.
WANTED—20 experienced operators
on Singer sewing machines. Good
pay. steady Work. Apply at 8 Union
street. top floor. Fairfleld Manufactur-
ing Company.
WANTED—Women“ tor light factory
work. Steady positions, good pay.
Gabbe-Mole Works. Inc.. Day and
Raymond streets, So. Norwaik.
WANTED—Men for factory work.
Good pay, steady positions. Apply
Gabhe-Mole Works, Inc.. Day and
Raymond streets.
WANTED—Janitor. Must be experi-
enced and thoroughly. understand
position with excellent pay r right
man. Apply in person be een 7:80
and 5:30. Clover Mfg. Co., Winne-
pauk.
WANTED—Girls for mailing depart-
ment: light pleasant work. Come
ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co.,
275 East Avenue.- ‘ o
WANTED—Girls. Goad hand sewers
to sew buttons on girl’s coats.
Steady position. Louuis Greenberg
and Bros. Depot Place. East Norwalk.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ATORS ON dinner DRESSES.
JEROME FRANK’a (30., 10 MADI-
SON STREET.
FOR ' RENT
TO LET—One large ‘iurnished room
with kitchenette. Also an apartment
or three rooms. furnished or unturn-
isliod. for light housekeeping. Inquire
at 14 Camp street.
TO LET—Three rooms, with all mod-
ern improvements. including steam
heat. Steam-heated modern omce.
Best of location. low rentals. InquT-e
or B. Joselovsky.
Scavicw avenue.
PROPOSITION . FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
Remember! the main part. of your
house is the roof. It 1 covers all.
When it leaks, let us il'x it, we know
how. We are now located in our
new home
117 Water Street. South Nor-walk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2955.
LOFTS T0. LET-Newly renovated,
light, spacious, steam-heated lofts.
centrally located. Pleasant enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb's. 12 So. Main street.
GARAGES
CHARLES J. VARIAN
common and numbers
' ‘ ' Ooncrciein
, “\\ fl .1 EAST NQRWAIAK Fireproof Brndingand _ ,, g
" ‘ I! ‘ —- All Kinds of 8 France St. Norwalk, Conn.
\ i‘ , T. for Sale. Phone 618-1-2 Norwalk
illtl'GGlSTS
. H. BAXTER
GSOUTH MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST'
2:3" ‘ =' if“ 8-. Shaw. m i
a Fool, and Russell's
a. .. U'
p.11 .
“A ...
MOTORS
USED CARS 1'03 BALE
noes-sedan. 1.10 ..........$'l
touring. 1023 3400
Overland
rose and“. 1921 ........‘.5:875
MOODY ’S GARAGE
Automobile Repairing and Over.
hauling by Expert Mechanic.
Taylor and Connecticut Aves.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring references.
Phone 259-12. .
FOR SALE
FOP. SALE—7400111 bungalow, im—
provements. lot 139x350. All kinds
of fruit. central location; Price $7.600.
m" Ford touring} . . . . . . . . . . . up 31:27“ Mitch?" Phone 1861 mom-
ru Chevrolet roadster, 1920 . 8100 Y '
I?" (“I (ill ANY MORE , F0151 SALE—Brand mg; bathroom,
‘Iiuuiv COUCH SYRUP 3 6'. Syphon closet. c a low-down
A 2:..- u. ”1,. “-1“ Form You Shufelt Brothers tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
_ ’ , ' DUBAN'I' DEALERS ,_ with all nickel-plated fittinzl: special
H. A, MEAD -._ soi vita-mum BM big bargain. white celluloid water
We...“ Ph East N -— Phone 3075 closet seats. 85. Seldefibln‘g Co, 254
N, M .1 , :83“ armed-t ' Wesisith Street. between 7th and so:
‘ '1 " So. N°"W'"‘- 9'- N Avenues. New York City. .
. ‘ ;“""—-—‘-—_ ‘ FDR SALE—To close an estate. plot
“’ AF ”31) TO BUY IRVINGK. ”MY 50:150. , 6th street. East Norwalk.
All"; , Price reasonable. Address Box Plot,
- I ‘41 F. FURNITURE Care Sentinel.
”“4““ '-"-'.b prices paid tor olds BARGAINS I
9 Isms-m.
[e ' . mahogany. cherry,
‘ hint”? Uw. also old china. M
‘03" merit that is over 100
W D. A. BERNSTEIN,
”Wm Ave. Phone 998
v, will A Mavens: DEAL
‘ films” your household goods.
not." junk find all second-
rd: “~ Anythlng you have. Price
date 1193] “waya.
Philip 1-. Million:
.143]; Van Zena: Street
nil (.Oods MW!” on 8.10
"‘5” .
immune, ATTENTION l
u have second hand minim
._ :fliJ-Er stock or metals of any
h ~’ it to Jane Bros. and you
w the reason why. *
Fort S W'rlte or CO".
L East Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone 499.
Arrmion l
.A ”u Want to dlspopo of
7° 0* household m‘gea’n
lOH.A3h. N
‘0'“ oorderistoohsu
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02
“i m ”“3 quality ot the goods. ,
L ' ' ' _ ' .
EVERY HXTUREJTHAT
WE 55H; ‘4" is SURE
1 L' ." [Ir/m9.
{{m “J‘C'Xi‘fljllln
éKfMT'Hfl/m;
. " ’TTTW
What sort or pm mane-
ueyou‘inneedot? Doyon
attention.
ii WATER er. -- m
' “”5 ‘n m w
““1““ Mr.
l Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
low pressure boilers. Good permanent .
TO LET—~20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL~
n-“
MISCELLANEOUS
.We have 34,000 and 33.000 to
loan on first mortgage in the city of
Norwaik.
Call on
{THE . TAYLOR & GOLDEN com- _
PANY. INC... '
Telephone 1230.. '
EARN 320 weekly spare time at home,
addressing mailing music circulars.
Send 10:: for music information, etc.
American Music Co.. 1658 Broadway,
New York. ’
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. cata-
logue. ..
\ A. B. HALL,
Wallingford. Connecticut.
' ‘THE EL Till SHOP
Shampooing, Mani ring. Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm.
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods-—~Swedish Faco Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwallr, Colin
Phone Norwallt 2565 -
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Belleck a; Thos. 0. McKenoi-y
Ladies' e: Gentlemen‘s Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
~ lug, Dyeing and Repairing.
Called tor and Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
Telephone 391 , /
G. H. HANXS
Uphgsteri’ng
°° "4 o. was»: Poona-o
7
Bin. soars our
Picture Frames and errors,"8hadee
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
finmsrircnmo. SKIRT PLEATIhG
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
I
Commercial Bldg.
Phone 3 0 9 1
LOST
LOST—Between Courtland Place and
Methodist church on \Vest avenue.
lady's bag containing sum of money.
Notify Mrs. Olsen. 42 Fort St. Phone
1196-4. Reward.
TORTURE!) MANY YEARS BY
, KIDNEYS.
"I have had kidney trouble for
twelve years," writes H. P. Pinlmey.
West Jackson, Miss. “Pains in. back.
joints, catches in the hips, run down
an.da.gettin¢ up thou-M 4m
night. But since liking Foley's Kid-
ney Pills. my suffering is over, and l
feel like a new man." Backache. rheu-
matic pains, kidney and bladder tron-
bls quickly relieved with Foley Kid-
ney Pills. Refuse substitutes. insist
Norwalk
LIVER HEALTH A
THING OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE
One Minute Essays on Health
By P. Gastellano, D. 0.
Liver llcaltli
means a beautiful
complexion, a '
body free from
t h e- impurities
SAYS: sibilities a n d
“Resolutions cloud the eyes
are made by
and brain Liver
the will and
health means the
broken 1) y
the imagina- every day vigor
.tion, chvy,
a n d‘ that’s a n d (meanness
the truest which enables
:1? mg“ you to work with-
out fatigue,
look upon any task as easy.
to
When the liver action is weaken-
ed or subnormal. due to weakened
transmission or lite impulses over
spinal nerve lines, there is consti-
potion. that heavy» feeling, dull
headaches, nausea, and in extreme
cases; Jaundice and lever. A nerve.
mg: is under pressure acts in“
precisely the, semesters: a wire
that‘ls'thinncd down or partial
cnt. Such (we will transmit
cm: W... 1m on... be
W What M the detective.
theré‘isdiscasednefonerve mm:
rm...“ it takes chiropractic adjust-f
lngsmtowestosonel’atlonshlpot‘ds-
snes -’lnvolved‘ and remove nerve
pressure. '
M10! 111?? C C. rigs.
Booklet by thoning'
33030113?!)th to“
infilldwfigbelow. 7'
KNORR’S ART a NOVELTY SHOP.
upon Foley's Honey and'Tar. Stillson..
Powell Corporation—Adv. i
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‘ilv.
2w mun wl'u iilm‘miH I‘MI‘HMM n. alumni W
somneas
(Continued Arron: Our Last Issue)
And Boyce Gentleman: not like a
bound upon his trail! She seemed to
reel again the reticenee of “la riders
at Miss to disc. the Rustler-
remembered the tight-upped quiet
concerning the: night at Bunni-
‘ won'l ‘ . ' '
The pain in her heart at Redness-’-
loss had been a begatelle compared
to the black anguish that lay there
now!
The Black Rustlbr! Valuable—the
slim. the vital. the tender! Velma-lo
o: the sparkling eyes! This. then.
was what he had must when h!”
asked he to "let him soil—ms what
Father 111er had meant when he
said “it I should tell you sonnthing
than would make you less happy"—
thiswasthehideonsmeeningotlt
And Vehntrie 'hlmsel! set there
with his syn upon her hands“
notaword. Atlastshewetheriips
and turned to him—end the an
earned inwardly at the anguish on
her taco- ~
“Ten—roe.” she said thickly. "that
“As—ant true! Deny—"
Velantrls turned- his ”when:
:her and looked out along the phins.
The blue eyes narrowed. the stern
look that the Border, knew some
hard about his nth.
"No." he. said last..“1—.-do not
deny." ..
Val's tees worked and also put out
a trembling hand. Always it seemed
she was reaching. consciously or on
consciously. for this man.
"You—can not!" . f’
He thought a moment.
“No." he said. “can not.
Her lips were snaking . the tears
were swelling in her dark eyes. a
but spilling over.
"Even so." she nid.“"‘yon are an
man. Goodby.“ ,
Without a word Vdanh‘ls met
o
spurstothehorsobeneathhunand.
shot forth in the hot
oblivion.‘ .
And Val Banner! at the bull’s footy '
1am ~ down in 'Rficloud'i '
, . ,
ed as
. seam" *mm...
beneath C MOW. tor Vol.
the light ot the rancho. was dun
There
was no laughter on her lips now. no
pretty tricks delighted the riders
out. w a
in her long’
dark eyes. a tremble was always
walla-fiance
oominginorgolns
mortal niche-was
WWW!“
mmekmheutatm
dleebaiile her daughter‘l. kn"
“morning's-Wm
andsbemadeonenntlepsobeto
rind ltscause.
“Val. darling.” she said. “there’s_a
shadow in your sky. Can you tell
your mother?"
And Val. standing by a window in
the twilight” t where the ans-lea veil
vine grew think. no the moon
and purple veils waver through her
slow tears.
“It's not a shadow, Belle.“ she
said. “It's"tbe end of the world.
seems like—but ! cannot tell it—not
eyes to'you. for there's a secret with
it that‘s not mine.”
ButitailPax-adleelmewthatvu
was in trouble, there was one who
gave it little thought—the boss him-
selr. John nannonvnaastrange
mmthuedaymwhohadelwavs
been so to his subordinates. Be
eeernedstrung likes-inglngwire.
subbed.
murme.
And to
M
beat! any
ritualistic, r'
Butthohablt
tonestheodds
her.
Bodmepassed.
the mild content
mthem Jose.
[eh eyes
P in on
flack-a
':2":.-,. .
been her safe confessional since
remember. me pound the
My of her love and i
find Lalo calla!
"the—shi—the
tier—and lie—did not deny! He said
”Ishmael-obs could not!" ’
Bands.“
,wemitislnhigber
He had long watched Jose.
slim brown Mexican was very clever.
very quiet and contained. Mlgual
andArlas. thelatterlongsince keep-
m
-.blndarestlesnoset
runongallthe fidermuttedtotbe
boss'swlth, .iimtthatligbtnlng
er.tellsoswittlywbenthonaahbo-
mmemmdono?
Iu,=‘verllyh-TomBristonwasted
“drier-he
Black Bus-
‘he murmured;
at last."
sadly.
*hlmscl! he
an. cf‘gita her
‘aa,
.0! a won' some lire
Val. Vab—my
was , upon him and he gath-
ered his spiritual forces to weave a
web or comfort in which to» wrap
this you; soul. quivering from its
nrstgreatblow. Sowelldidhesuo-
coed that when she went back to
Paradise some four hours later Val
Ham-ion was her father's daughter
once again. strong, contained. ready
of life with- the
Mmmxmdnhm‘h
The but of the
summer lemn‘ ed. the soft blue hm
deepened on the plains. and Indian'
Summer came overnight. Its little
cool winds were soft as the Dream
of Achild, the gold of its sunlight
thrice refined and tender.
80 lbs days went by. on leaden
feet, sweet blue days.
and with the mystery
boxy. colt.
01" 8mmge
of summer. the
forecast or the tan. ‘
Sometimes Val turned her eyes to
where Mesa Grands stood like a flat-
toppod mountain. and then she grew
weak in the ham with memory or
that last tar-ibis day. leaned against
a wall and slow nears filled her eyes.
Briston smoked many clgarcts un-
der the stars and wove long webs
of thought and a great unrest. was
onhisfaithmlheart. Hosawmsny
things that other
watched several persons covertly—
did not-adhe-
The
now. Jess with his “thou:-
andhlssilentstep—awboon
thoranchosowdllttedtoleayothe
in them-13h: and be back at
with no one the wiser? Who.
d whose eyes.
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